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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse
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A jointed hard plastic swimbait with a sliding steel ball that shifts to the tail on the cast and rattles in the body on the retrieve. The segmented body gives it a wider, slower swim action than a one-piece crankbait, and the reflective finish throws light at most angles. It suits bass and pike anglers fishing shallow cover in the 30-50 cm range with a twitch-and-pause or wake retrieve. Against plain hard baits it trades a little casting distance and durability for more action and noise.
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Lowest price we've seen: $6.74 on Nov 11 at Deal.ai. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Owners of this style of jointed hard bait generally like the swimming action and the rattling, and many report it casts well for its size. Complaints center on hardware and finish, with hooks and paint often called the first things to fail.
This is a multi-jointed hard bait fishing lure made of ABS plastic, which is sturdy and resistant to hits and knocks. Its surface reflects light from all angles, which helps it draw fish in different water conditions.
Steel balls inside the body shift toward the tail during a cast to increase casting distance and keep the lure stable and smooth in the air. Several small steel balls also make a sound when the lure is dragged through the water. The inner steel balls were tested with precision instruments to keep the swimming posture consistent from lure to lure.
Two retrieval methods are described. In the first, pull the line hard so the lure dives and then floats up, and the movement and water waves draw attention from fish. In the second, twitch the rod irregularly and intermittently so the lure swims through the water. A stronger, faster twitch moves the lure farther and can reach fish hiding in dense water grass 3 to 3.5 m deep or at the base of rocks. The gentler approach suits less active fish or fish hiding near obstacles in water 30 to 50 cm deep.
